Looking to win big in a sweepstake? Here are a few tips:
Get a Form Filling Program
Opting for a form filler is one of the single best things you can do to start with. A filling program will make the biggest difference between being able to enter 25 sweepstakes an hour & being able to enter 125 an hour. Every single time you enter a contest, you have to type your name, address, phone number, and other info about yourself.
Enter the Daily Entry Sweepstakes Daily
All expert sweepers know that if you really want to win something, you're better off spending your time entering a small number of entry sweeps on a regular basis than entering a large number of single-entry ones. If you’re a casual sweeper, stick to the single entry ones. In this way, you’ll have the same chance of winning as hard-core sweepers.
Get Organized
If you’re going to start entering daily sweepstakes, you have to get organized. You should create a list of daily sweepstakes that you would like to enter on a recurring basis. Then, keep track of when you last entered each one to ensure you don't enter too often and risk being disqualified.
Essay and Photo Contests
Giveaways that require you to take a photo, write an essay, or do other similar activities, are going to get fewer entries. Certain contests require you to upload a photo or an essay and the winner is decided through a random draw. This means that your photo or essay isn't voted on or judged. These are the kinds of contests you should jump on when you find them. Since most people are lazy and will see that they have to do some work to enter, they might skip it and move on to other sweepstakes with an easier entry process.
Have Fun
You’ll win if you keep trying. Though sometimes things can be a little slow, one day you might get an email telling you that you've won a camera or an Xbox or a trip and that will surely feel good. So, keep trying and have fun.
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